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hey guys, have tried looking through but cant find my exact answer. i played a game and his bete noire kept coming back after being killed using drawn to death. is this legit? i dont get that from reading the rules but i could be wrong.

what is the crystal structure made from?

you my friend make me want to paint..... inspiring

lovely work mate, another wonderful paint job that does this beautiful fig justice

Hey all, could Hoffman assimulate the armor +2 from the guardian, then the guardian protect hoffman for a combining effort of +6 armour? is this legal?

Thank you very much!

Hi there, is there anyway I can choose not to see a user? Not view any of their posts or threads? Thank you

hey guys, well i have updated my other thread (linked in first post) a few pieces, insidious/essence a supply wagon and Hamelin..... suddenly im feeling productive.... has it really been over a month? shame on me.... Check out other thread for more pics' enjoy

Cheers for the reply, 121 views and ghost town.. yeah bases were green stuff and sculpted, I'm no pro but there are tutorials on cobblestone greenstuff which are great, this particular method was explain to me by a fellow hobbyist I understand the wash effect but it doesn't like it when I do it, the model started looking different and I then had to bring it back, as the model is blended around rather than out? Hard to explain ( I probably don't have that level of painting skill to pull it off) Thanks again for some interaction Anyone else fattened up teddy? Kade seems alot happier these days

So i have always loved the idea of teddy, but he always looked a little steamrolled... after messing wih greenstuff more often recently i had the courage to give it a go and pleased with the results... i have always wanted to be more active on these boards but for some reason i havent found it to be natural yet, itll come... for now enjoy and fatten up your teddy... you know you want to.. here's more of what i have been painting for Malifaux, http://www.wargamerau.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=114777

gives the brass some more depth, thanks alot, as ramos was stealing the limelight (so to speak) :smokin:

sweet job' solder used for cracks and magnets for terrain pieces, nice touch' its tables like this, which inspire people to play the game and grow the community, kudos for the time, effort and talent

no, not awesome' i have been painting for a while but only at that tabletop rushed look. a friend who is a brilliant painter gave me some tips and went from there.. basically its "always remember the light source and where it is" keep in mind where the light would hit, i never intended to do the glow so blended the coat brighter to darker... this is what gave me a more distinctive glow make sure your paint is very transparent, like coloured water. it would pool in the grooves of the coat, i would let it dry for a few secs then use the brush to suck it back out so to not get a dark colour but more a tinge in the grooves. i found if i i didnt let it dry for a few secs the "wash" would then rush into the grooves and not tint the flat raised parts, if that makes sense. then it was a case of a highlight to the centre using a lighter colour as i got closer. i'm really impressed with the results, hence my post here personally it feels like i bought these models already painted, i hope to replicate in the future and keep improving. now i have touched on OSL, hopefully next time it will be better and so on... or so i hope

its my first group in malifaux and im new to the game (had 2 games, neither finished), the imaginary nature of the game helped me try things i havent before and very happy with results, pics are from an iphone so not great, if i can get a dioramma going ill borrow a better camera' cheers for the comments'

front pics added' hahaha green paint grenade, my first go at OSL, if you look at the mini it doesnt look that impacting, although it isnt a subtle glow thats forsure

Recently did a start to finish crew, took me a couple days over two weeks, enjoy'